Category: Nonprofits

/ May 31, 2017

Carolyn Pon, Community Director for Professional Business Women of California shares her insights. Established in 1989, Professional Business Women of California (PBWC) provides skill development, networking opportunities and inspiration to women at all levels to achieve their own ambitions and collectively advance gender equality in professional settings. LiveImpact had an opportunity to talk with Carolyn …

/ May 18, 2017

Nonprofit professionals of all types seem to have a love-hate relationship with fundraising events. Events can be costly, ineffective, deplete staff time and drain organizational resources. Conversely, events can also help increase visibility for your mission, build a broader base of support, celebrate milestones and, in some cases, raise significant funds. Regardless of how your …

/ March 29, 2017

There are many articles, blogs and books that outline ways to create compelling appeals through persuasive content and strong storytelling. Without a doubt, it is important to construct a clear case for supporting your organization’s work, but by focusing the bulk of your attention on a traditional appeal narrative, you are likely missing opportunities …

/ February 13, 2017

For many nonprofits, the beginning of a new calendar year ushers in a period of reflection and planning. A strong annual development plan, informed by the previous year’s activities and performance, can be an essential tool in keeping organized and on track throughout the coming year. Below are five important steps to consider, and you can …

/ July 7, 2016

How to capture the next generation of donors, supporters and champions in your organization June 7th, 2016 / in NonProfits / Group blog co-authored by Amy Whittaker (Olive Grove), Leila Perreras (San Mateo), and Vinney Arora (LiveImpact.org) It’s no secret that Millennials have a bad reputation. Publications such as TIME magazine called Millennials “lazy, entitled, …

/ April 20, 2016

LiveImpact is proud to support Cheetah Conservation Botswana in their efforts to preserve their nation’s Cheetah population. Through scientific research, community outreach, and conservation education, they have worked closely with rural communities to promote a peaceful coexistence among Botswana’s rich diversity of carnivore species. Botswana is home to the second largest cheetah population in the …

Crooked Trails, a Seattle based nonprofit works to ensure that tourism is a positive force in the world. It helps people broaden their understanding of the impact of travel on the world’s cultures and ecosystems through educational outreach and sustainable travel programs. With guides in 30 countries, the nonprofit directly serves around 150-200 travelers annually. …